I am looking for something to take to a Farmers Market or a grocery store close-by. Is it OK to wheel on the city streets?
19673
i love this and yes its great to take shopping i do it all the time. no car i ride the bus and i always have my bag.
19674
It is perfect for the Farmers Mart and a close-by grocery store. I use it also from garage to house and down stairs.
19675
I would agree. Good product and I haven't regretted the purchase. The only thing you obviously would need, as you make your way through the farmers market, is to rearrange things as you go so that the heavier items sit on the bottom so they they don't crush the items below it.
473855
I think the wheels are fine. You can't wait until 6 inches of snow has piled up. If you get out there with it after 2 or 3 you can move the snow very easily.
1239258
My father walks a mile tot he store and no problems. The wheels are sturdy and roll easy. I am not sure if my father pulls more than he pushes. But it should work easy both ways.
570694
No, unfortunately it is not. It is more of a mall stroller. If you are looking for an off road stroller I would suggest Bumbleride Indie, BOB Revolution SE or CE, or Baby Jogger City Mini GT. if you will only occasionally be going through grass I would suggest UPPAbaby Vista or Baby Jogger City Select.If you would like to chat about the various features feel free to call me.Best, MaryElephant Ears 734.369.6038
2137534
Yes! I just used mine last night to walk with the baby downton to the Christmas parade. This stroller is not set up to be a 'jogging stroller' with bike-type wheels for off-road jogging or anything, but as long as there is pavement or relatively smooth grass or dirt surfaces, you are fine. I highly recommend this piece of equipment. We have really loved ours.
2028599
I did use this for longer walks, but I wouldn't recommend anything "off road". The tires are not designed for navigating dirt roads/trails or anything like that. But for sidewalk and indoor type walking (like in shopping malls), it works great. I used this stroller pretty much exclusively until my daughter grew out of the infant car seat.
1074902
It appears to be heavy duty to push for long walks. My cart had the wrong size rod for the small wheel so I can't use it. Tried sending it back (it's at your own expense) but it cost more than twice what I paid to ship it back. So I guess I'll donate it.
318579
yes. I actually used it on a bicycle and was still able to ride around town in.
170886
I apologize for the delay of this reply. Yes, it is legal to ride this scooter on the sidewalk.
1269098
I don't see why not. I use my cart outdoors on dirt paths and it works great. I do not know how the wheels go on other surfaces or if they might mark floors but based on other comments it sounds like that isn't an issue.
2095654
I wouldn't say ride over curbs, but I would say if you lifted up the front a little bit and put the wheels on the curb it's fine. When you enter a building that has a little bit of a lip at the doorway it doesn't work very smoothly. You could dump the person on their nose so just being careful with that works fine for us
1109272
I would say yes. I ran my across campus, through parking lots and even through snow a few times. I never left it out in the elements for extended periods of time, but nevertheless I can say it's a solid cart that isn't going to just break on you. I have two and I've only managed to damage one of the wheels when it was loaded with over 300 lbs and I ran into a 3/4" ledge at a bad angle. Otherwise, they've held up very well. I think they should be able to hold up outside just fine considering how I've pushed mine pretty hard and they are fine besides the one wheel (though I haven't specifically tested it's weather resistance). I would say yes. I ran my across campus, through parking lots and even through snow a few times. I never left it out in the elements for extended periods of time, but nevertheless I can say it's a solid cart that isn't going to just break on you. I have two and I've only managed to damage one of the wheels when it was loaded with over 300 lbs and I ran into a 3/4" ledge at a bad angle. Otherwise, they've held up very well. I think they should be able to hold up outside just fine considering how I've pushed mine pretty hard and they are fine besides the one wheel (though I haven't... » Read More I would say yes. I ran my across campus, through parking lots and even through snow a few times. I never left it out in the elements for extended periods of time, but nevertheless I can say it's a solid cart that isn't going to just break on you. I have two and I've only managed to damage one of the wheels when it was loaded with over 300 lbs and I ran into a 3/4" ledge at a bad angle. Otherwise, they've held up very well. I think they should be able to hold up outside just fine considering how I've pushed mine pretty hard and they are fine besides the one wheel (though I haven't specifically tested it's weather resistance). « Show Less
1748987
Don't worry about the wheels. This is a well built and very sturdy cart. I wheel it around everywhere in my kitchen with no problem. You won't regret this purchase!
687550
If the ground is flat and the grass is short, yes. If the surface is pitchy, the combined weight of the rider and the bike make it difficult to pedal, especially from a stop on moist/dew covered grass. The tires are designed (Berg Junior Buddy model 24.20.54) for street use. If you are looking to use the product off road, I suggest Product id 42.59.05.10 looks to be the best bet where better traction is desired. The referenced wheel is actually for the Berg Jeep Junior, but according to Berg, USA, these parts are interchangeable.
1697183
Not heavy duty as we would normally define it. I have been using mine for six month with no difficulties, though. It works fine for general grocery hauling. (Even through the snow). All wheels are locked in position, so you will have to tip it to steer properly. I think it is just fine for the low price!
570693
No, unfortunately it is not. It is more of a mall stroller. If you are looking for an off road stroller I would suggest Bumbleride Indie, BOB Revolution SE or CE, or Baby Jogger City Mini GT. if you will only occasionally be going through grass I would suggest UPPAbaby Vista or Baby Jogger City Select. If you would like to chat about the various features feel free to call me. Best, Mary Elephant Ears 734.369.6038
1139424
This is a good stroller for malls, airports, things of that nature...not grass, dirt, or off road. If you need something more flexible like that I would recommend a BoB or higher end stroller for your purposes.